The noticeable light disappeared, and after leaving the chasing creatures behind, there weren't any other disturbances. This proved that while the creatures could see at night, their vision wasn't great over long distances. As long as no light was created, avoiding them wasn't that difficult. Of course, this was assuming they had the Wind Scales.
While Shi Chun was observing the terrain, searching for landmarks, and memorizing the position of the giant pit, the special ability in his right eye unexpectedly faded away, plunging the world into darkness once more.
With no other choice, Shi Chun had to cast a spell using Blood Qi to reactivate his special ability. However, the side effects this time were unusually strong. A long-lost intense pain emerged, reminiscent of the first time he used it: a splitting headache, as if thousands of insects were biting into his spine, accompanied by severe dizziness, causing the Wind Scales he was flying with to tremble.
Wu Jinliang, who was clutching his thigh, immediately noticed and exclaimed in shock, "Chun, what's wrong with you?"
Shi Chun forced himself to stabilize, albeit with a trembling voice, "It's nothing."
His speech was faltering, yet he claimed it was nothing? Wu Jinliang, anxious, said, "Chun, don't scare me."
Shi Chun shouted, "Quiet!"